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&lt;p&gt;JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon is pissed off at TARP, calling the &amp;#8220;painful&amp;#8221; program that the Feds jammed down his throat a &amp;#8220;complete and utter disgrace&amp;#8221;&amp;#8212;not because his firm and others have come under closer scrutiny for their compensation practices as a result of having to partake in the &amp;#8220;traumatic TARP experience,&amp;#8221; or because they&amp;#8217;ve had to cut tens of thousands of employees due to inflated egos and deflated securities, but because regulations under the program prevented JPMorgan from hiring about 45 foreign-born employees (TARP banks are prevented from displacing a U.S. worker with an immigrant). That&amp;#8217;s 45 of only about 220,000 JPMorgan employees. Or about 0.02 percent of its entire staff. A disgrace, indeed.&lt;/p&gt;

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